Posted 2y ago

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN II, SNH-MED SURG

@ SGMC Health
Valdosta, Georgia, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Providing care, Assisting procedures, Managing equipment and supplies
Requirements Summary:High school diploma or equivalent preferred; CNA preferred; six months patient care experience preferred; phlebotomy/medical assistant experience preferred; PCT course graduate preferred; CPR certification preferred; general office and medical terminology skills preferred; basic computer skills preferred.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Computer, Medical terminology
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Job Description

Location: Smith Northview Campus
Department: SNH - MEDICAL SURGICAL
Schedule: Full Time, 12 HR Evening Shift, 6:45 pm - 7:00 am

POSITION SUMMARY 

  • Provides personal care and assists with ADLs
  • Assists RNs & LPNs with patient care procedures. 
  • Performs and assists with procedures. 
  • Assists with equipment/supply maintenance 
  • Performs complex clerical duties. 
  • All competencies listed may not be implemented in every nursing unit due to variation of services provided. 
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES 

  • High School Graduate or equivalent preferred. 
  • Certified Nursing Assistant preferred. 
  • Six months of relevant patient care experience preferred. 
  •  Phlebotomy and/or Medical Assistant experience preferred. 
  • Graduate of PCT course strongly preferred. 
  • Current Healthcare Provider CPR Certification preferred. 
  • General office skills and medical terminology preferred. 
  • General computer skills preferred.
WORKING CONDITIONS - ADA INFORMATION 

Works primarily in moderate to fast-paces hospital setting. Generally assigned to consistent shift and unit but may be required to be temporarily re-assigned to meet organizational needs. Requires moderate to frequent lifting (excess of 50 lbs), bending, and assisting in same, using correct techniques. Requires extensive walking during shift. Likely to be exposed to blood and body fluids and infectious diseases on a daily basis. Uses general office equipment in performance of duties, including but not limited to computers, computerized lab equipment, printers, fax, telephone & nurse call systems. Interacts daily with persons under stress, having complex complaints, and/or with whom there is a need to respond to questions, problems, or gain cooperation. Physical functional capacity for healthcare workers as defined by the Saunders Method (very heavy).